NASA ASTRONAUT 3D print model

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Astronaut Wearing NASA EMU Space Suit\n\nThe EMU spacesuit is designed with meticulous attention to detail for three-dimensional printing precision.\nIt's perfectly partitioned to provide optimal performance in every situation.\nThe current scale of this remarkable space suit is an impressive 1:6.\nYou can choose to add extra components, such as a helmet or visor, as well as the astronaut's headpiece.\nTo accurately scale up or down from our current 1:6 scale data:\nUsing 1:3 as our guide, we get 1.994 times bigger\nMoving on to 1:4, that would make it approximately 1.497 times larger\nThe scale factor for 1:5 is an impressive 1.198 times bigger\nOur starting point of 1:6 translates directly to a 1 to 1 ratio\nSwitching over to 1:8 takes our original size down to roughly 0.749 the original\nContinuing with 1:9, we're at around 0.665 the initial size\nAt the 1:10 scale, our suit would be roughly 0.599 its former size\nAs we adjust for a 1:12 ratio, it reduces to approximately 0.497 of its former height and width\nMoving further down to 1:15 puts our EMU spacesuit at an impressive 0.401 the size it originally was\nIn comparison to this scale, going up to 1:16 would only make it roughly 0.371 of the original.\nContinuing on down with a scale ratio of 1:18 puts us right at approximately 0.335 of its starting dimensions\nThe space suit at 1:20 scale drops significantly down to about 0.299 the size we know today\nAs our scale continues to fall, reaching all the way to 1:24 results in our EMU suit being roughly 0.251 of the initial measurements.\nReaching 1:25 further scales us back, approximately equating to just 0.24 of its original build dimensions\nWhen comparing our 1:32 scale factor we're only at roughly 0.186 of our standard scale suit measurements.\nThe scaling goes further as moving down with 1:48 would drop our entire suit all the way down to an almost insignificant size at 0.126 times the space suit that currently stands in its normal dimensions.\nAnd reaching for the even more minuscule 1:72 takes our full-fledged suit all the way back to being about just 0.084 of what is considered standard\nLastly we reach an extraordinary ratio of 1:87 putting our overall spacesuit in a position so low at only 0.066 compared to normal suit specifications